[marktwain]

The most expensive gun turned in may the closest pistol on the right. It appears to be a Browning Medalist target .22.

[BBB333]

How many were not owned by the person turning them in?

Will the rightful owner(s) ever have them returned?

[Made In The USA]

Buyback? I didn’t realize the government sold the public these guns.

The label ‘buyback’ also screams non-existentence of the 2and amendment. As if we never really owned or had a right to keep firearms. It suggests some sort generous and arbitrary leniency on behalf of a king.

As Rush would say,”words mean things” and the use of the word buyback is insulting.

[beef]

“$50 for black powder guns, $100 for shotguns”

I have a few ancient shotguns I’d be happy to get $100 for. But black powder? Why do they feel the need to get black powder weapons off the street? That is just stupid.

[aimhigh]

I’m surprised gun stores don’t advertise gun buybacks. It would be a great way to acquire used guns from people who probably don’t know how to handle them.

[Kickass Conservative]

I could have made a $50 profit on my Hi Point 9mm.

Naw, it actually shoots pretty well and if you run out of Ammo it’s heavy enough to club some sense into the Perp.

[Kickass Conservative]

I always imagine some silly Old Widow Woman turning in her Late Husband’s Collectible Guns to these Morons.

Oh look, a Winchester 73 going into the Furnace or some Cop’s Private Gun Collection.

It’s a shame.

[MileHi]

A great way to get rid of crime guns.

[Red in Blue PA]

A Hipoint costs what 150 new? Why not buy a few and sell them for 200?

[ronnie raygun]

Im handing in my reverse barreled pistol maybe a rat politician can use it